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To your point about being "not much of an IDE": Sublime doesn't try to be an IDE. It's a text editor, which approaches a fundamentally different facet of writing code. Plugins with Package Control also make it easy to get more IDE-like features -- do you think that they're not discoverable enough, maybe? How could it be improved?
How do they look?
We're still trying to get this to work with Windows. I've been reporting on this issue here: https://github.com/White-Oak/qml-rust/issues/31.
Any suggestions to get this going would be appreciated! Developing with Rust/QML on Windows definitely seems possible at this point...that said, most of what's left to be defined is what setup is required to actually get things to work.
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